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Originally Posted by Salu
It's not so much about you OB but others.  |
Try that telling that at at the roadside whilst trying to extricate mangled bodies from a vehicle with two dead but the drunk driver still alive. OB
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Originally Posted by foreverwar
But he wasn't a real doctor (and he was a Yank).
http://www.stephen-stratford.co.uk/dr_crippen.htm
"Hawley Harvey Crippen was born in Michigan, USA, in 1862. When he was 21 he came to England to improve his medical knowledge. He obtained a diploma, which was endorsed by the Faculty of the Medical College of Philadelphia, and in 1885 Crippen acquired another diploma, as an eye and ear specialist, from the Ophthalmic Hospital in New York. These qualifications were not sufficient for Crippen to practice as a Doctor in the UK."
I am sure Salu's is a proper MD (not one of the D.Phil's or Ph.D's), and he did not qualify in the Caribbean  |
I also believe Burk and Hare were emloyed by the medical profession, sometimes prematurely.